The Rink Under the Giant Guitar
Cold ice and hot chocolate daily
- WHERE
- The Outfield
416 Chestnut Street - WHEN
- November 20th - January 18th

Wedgewood Houston is home to the historic May Hosiery Mills, which anchored the neighborhood for the first half of the 20th century. Once the largest sock factory in the south, its hand-finished knit products were worn by Neil Armstrong when he took his first steps on the moon.

Join CASS Contemporary November 14 for the grand opening of our newest exhibit, featuring Tristan Eaton, the Los Angeles–born muralist, designer, and creative force whose work has reshaped contemporary art and design.
A pioneer of the designer toy movement, Eaton gained early fame with his iconic Dunny and Munny creations for KidRobot before founding Thunderdog Studios, where he bridged the worlds of fine art and global brands like Nike, Universal, and Hublot.
Known for his vibrant, collage-style murals—painted entirely freehand—Eaton’s works light up cities from Paris to Shanghai, and his fine art is held in the collections of MoMA and Cooper Hewitt. Following his 25-year retrospective at the Long Beach Museum of Art, Eaton continues to push boundaries, blending graffiti heritage with bold innovation.